Survey Questionnaires: More than Meets the Eye

In an attempt to address some objections and criticisms by line personnel concerning survey questionnaires, issues basic to test and survey development were discussed in a nontechnical manner. Three major points were made. First, questionnaire construction requires extensive training in psychology,...

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Hauptverfasser:	LaRocco,James M, Butler,Mark C
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